Fwd: Lalitha Trishathi -- Rudra Trishathi -- Shree Suktham

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Re: Lalitha Trishathi -- Rudra Trishathi -- Shree Suktham

ganapathy = = vijaya

 

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Another Variant of LT

 

> for the sivaSaktiaikya swarupam we follow a paddathi

> were the 1st anuvaka of rudram along with Sri Suktam

> (15 +1 riks) is used for the upachara puja and the

> archana is performed by interspersing RT and LT

> i.e. one nama from RT followed by one from LT. The

> yantram is with urdhva konam

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> > Few years back I came across a book published by

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A) Not all traditions agree that there are three hundred names in the

so called "rudra-trishati" derived from shrii rudram. The book titled

"mahanyAsam" published and distributed freely by Mylapore Veda

Adhyayana sabha addresses this issue in pages 241-243 of their book. I

tend to agree with their views. They clearly show that there is

sanction in shastra-s to do archana (as namaavali) based on that. But

no indication of that as a trishatI - in all famous bhaashhyams. Also

by their count you will get only 128 phrases for archana. They also

hold that it is not correct to add additional namaH etc to that; and

the breaks have to done carefully. More importantly, rudram when

started has to be completed. So after the archana, remaining stanzas

and chamakam has to be chanted.

 

This is book published in Tamil. Overall, this adhyayana sabha

started by paramacharya has done wonderful service in publishing works

related to our dharma (in Sanskrit-Tamil).

 

B) According to shiva dampati themselves, lalita trishati is a

sarvapUrtikari stuti and by itself is much more than adequate and

complete. Adding stuff to that to make it more complex or elaborate

may not be necessary.

 

My 2c.

 

 

Ravi